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Mini & Kids: the most compact surfskates in the catalogue
This selection includes boards under 30 inches. They are the shortest and lightest formats in the range: easier to manoeuvre and carry, with dimensions suited to children, teenagers and smaller adults.
A short format is not a lesser version. It is a lively board that accelerates quickly and changes direction over a short distance. These qualities also make it popular with experienced riders in the city and the park.
Choosing the right size for a child
The most reliable guide is not age but shoe size and height. Both feet should fit comfortably between the axles, and the board should remain manageable when lifted. Under 8 years old, the shortest models in this selection are generally the best fit.
A shorter truck system, such as C5C5, also requires less force to initiate a turn, which is often the right choice for a young rider.
Do not skip protective gear
A surfskate turns much more than a classic skateboard, and the first sessions often involve a few falls. A helmet, knee pads and elbow pads build a child's confidence on the board: see the helmets and protective gear.
Mini & Kids FAQ
What age can children start surfskating?
There is no official minimum age. The child needs to balance on the board and place both feet between the axles. In practice, many start around 6 or 7 years old on a short format, on flat ground and with a helmet and protective gear.
Can an adult ride a mini format?
Yes, and many adults do. A short format is more lively and less stable at speed, but it works well in the city and the park. For beginners, however, a longer format usually builds confidence more quickly.
Are these boards less durable?
No. The construction is the same as across the rest of the range; only the dimensions change. Manufacturing details are listed on each product page.










